Climate change in the Arctic is a pressing issue. While much attention is given to the melting of glaciers itself, it is also crucial to follow its consequences.

Building housing in the Arctic is challenging. Aside from the extreme cold and permanent frost, architects must consider numerous factors to ensure that buildings can endure for decades and provide enough comfort for residents.

A recent decision by the Norwegian government regarding Svalbard has gathered significant international attention due to its potential implications for the territory's distinct economic and geopolitical status.

Melting ice masses in the Arctic have actually provided some advantages for the Arctic countries. Namely, Russia has benefited from requiring less icebreaker capacity to navigate the Northern Sea Route.

Indigenous peoples are considered one of the most vulnerable groups in the country. That, of course, remains a domestic issue for Russia, but new problems concerning international politics have arised and put everyday life of populations at risk...

The imposed law has too many loopholes even for those countries that joined the restriction, rendering it less effective in addressing the HFO situation.

Once the law comes into force, discrimination against citizens on the basis of pregnancy, maternity leave, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, gender characteristics, race, color, national, social or ethnic origin, disability, age, political opinion, religion and beliefs will be prohibited.

A new ship Ji Di was presented in Guangzhou on June 24th. It's the fourth icebreaking vessel for China.